DISNEY CORPORATION HAS PRESENTED SCO GROUP WITH CEASE AND DESIST ORDER.
Canadiane Pres [Miami, 29 May 2003]
Sources have revealed that Disney Corporation has presented SCO with cease and desist order. Disney claims copyright infringements by SCO dating back to the company's days as Caldera International. Disney claims that Caldera inappropriately incorporated the Mickey Mouse silhouette, widely recognized as a trademark owned by Disney Corporation, into Cladera's red "C" logo. This blatant infringement continues to this day despite Cladera changing their name to SCO Group. Disney has requested that the SCO Group remove infringing "C" from their logo as it is derived from the illegal Cladera red "C". Furthermore, Disney has requested a retroactive punitive compensation for diluting its trademark and, recently, further damaging the goodwill attached to its highly prized trademarked silhouette by engaging in an asinine and baseless litigation. When asked: "But how are the two C's related to each other. How can one be derived from the other?"; the Disney spokesperson replied: "We will be presenting the evidence in court, assuming that the SCO Group does not comply with our orders." The SCO group was not immediately available for comment.
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DISNEY CORPORATION HAS PRESENTED SCO GROUP WITH CEASE AND DESIST ORDER.
Canadiane Pres [Miami, 29 May 2003]
Sources have revealed that Disney Corporation has presented SCO with cease and desist order. Disney claims copyright infringements by SCO dating back to the company's days as Caldera International. Disney claims that Caldera inappropriately incorporated the Mickey Mouse silhouette, widely recognized as a trademark owned by Disney Corporation, into Cladera's red "C" logo. This blatant infringement continues to this day despite Cladera changing their name to SCO Group. Disney has requested that the SCO Group remove infringing "C" from their logo as it is derived from the illegal Cladera red "C". Furthermore, Disney has requested a retroactive punitive compensation for diluting its trademark and, recently, further damaging the goodwill attached to its highly prized trademarked silhouette by engaging in an asinine and baseless litigation. When asked: "But how are the two C's related to each other. How can one be derived from the other?"; the Disney spokesperson replied: "We will be presenting the evidence in court, assuming that the SCO Group does not comply with our orders." The SCO group was not immediately available for comment.
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